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January 13, 2008

Visual Exploration news from bloggers: Facilitating transitions. Beyond the glass ceiling. Treasure Maps for personal visioning

Viv McWaters uses the technique of drawing a Visual Explorer image at random as a way of getting to fresh ideas. Of this image she says "It reminds me of the somewhat artificial world we facilitators operate in. ... How do we make the transition from the ‘event’ - a conference, a forum, a workshop, an on-line discussion - to the ordinary world that we usually inhabit? This photo encompasses that transition." more>>


The bloggers at Beyond the Glass Ceiling write about using lots of visuals at a career retreat. This "unleashes ideas and insights that aren't available to our verbal brains." more>>

Artist and consultant Christine Kane has a popular post in which she describes how to make a Vision Board. As she points out the Vision Board (aka treasure map, or creativity collage) is in some ways like Visual Explorer, but one you can make yourself out of magazine images. "It gives your ego a chance to step aside just a little, so you can more clearly create your vision." more>>

Center for Creative Leadership more>>

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Blogger Viv McWaters said...

This last November I attended the latest Applied Improv conference at the Banff Centre where we again used VE in a pre-con workshop with the Banff Centre folk. I was particularly impressed with Kim Bater's suggestion to ask people to select a compelling image and then ask them to explore a particular question/topic. I'd always posed the question first, which sometimes gives people an
opportunity to opt out or play safe. I used the compelling image approach with a group in December and it worked a treat.

And now, as you know, I'm using VE to inspire some blogs on facilitation and to stretch my writing muscle.

Cheers Viv

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